Este Corazón is a lively yet tender confession of regret and stubborn love. Diego Torres and Colombian star Fonseca sing from the viewpoint of someone who realizes that a promise of “forever” has slipped through their fingers. They sense their partner growing distant, taste the bitterness in kisses that used to be sweet, and curse the moment they heard, “I’m not yours.” Still, their heart keeps racing like it did on the very first kiss and refuses to give up.
Rather than wallow in blame, the singers beg for a reset: Tell me you love me… or let me be the one to say it first. They admit their mistakes, believe the feeling is mutual deep down, and insist that love this strong is worth another try. The chorus becomes a pleading heartbeat—asking for forgiveness, swearing that nothing is impossible, and declaring that no one will love their partner the way they do. It is a danceable anthem of second chances, where the melody is upbeat but the message is a heartfelt promise to make things right.
Diego Torres is an acclaimed Argentine singer, songwriter, and actor known for his vibrant blend of Latin pop, rock, reggae, and flamenco rhythms. Born Diego Antonio Caccia in Buenos Aires in 1971, he launched his music career in 1989 and quickly rose to fame with hits like Color Esperanza, a powerful anthem of hope that resonated across Latin America.
Over his decades-long career, Diego has released numerous successful albums including Un Mundo Diferente, Distinto, and his MTV Unplugged live recording. He has earned three Latin Grammy Awards and is a celebrated member of the Latin Songwriters Hall of Fame. Diego's inspiring music continues to connect with fans worldwide, making him one of Argentina's most influential contemporary artists.